Graham Kennedy was the king of Australian television for 40 years as a talk-show host, game-show presenter, satirist, commentator and iconoclastic jester. 15 February 1934 – 25 May 2005 - Graham Cyril Kennedy, AO reigned over television [Read More]
In Melbourne Tonight
Bert Newton
In many ways, IMT would not have been the success it was if it hadn't been for Bert. Bert was Graham's side kick, the straight man that Graham bounced off to form a partnership that entertained audiences and turned them into [Read More]
and now, Here’s Graham
and now, Here's Graham The catch cry we heard for many many years that started the show was "here's Graham" and within minutes we knew what sort of night we were in for. Graham in a lot of ways was an open book. If he had that cheeky [Read More]
Barrel Girl’s
We cannot forget to include information about the barrel girls. A popular part of every show was the barrel segment, which over the years presented a number of models turned hostesses. The most famous was Panda (Lisner) who developed [Read More]
In Melbourne Tonight – IMT
In Melbourne Tonight or "IMT" was compulsory viewing. My British born parents tuned in just to watch it's star Graham Kennedy, in a day without recordings or replays in fear of missing something Graham "might do". His nightly antics [Read More]
TV: In Melbourne Tonight – laughterlog.com
Trivia purists might insist the GTV9 show bearing this title first aired on Sunday January 20 1957 and was hosted by Geoff Corke. It ran half an hour and lasted just two editions. Archivists and millions of Melbournians prefer to recall [Read More]
IMT Gallery
Enjoy In Melbourne Tonight in images [Read More]
In Melbourne Tonight: Wikipedia
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In Melbourne Tonight, also known as "IMT", was a highly popular nightly variety television show produced at GTV-9 Melbourne from 6 May 1957 to 1970. Programming Synopsis Graham Kennedy was the [Read More]
